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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-27
MUCH LIKE FOUL MURDER.
a Texas Citizen Shot and Killed in Paso
del Norte.

a Texas Citizen Shot and Killed in Paso
del Norte.
Special TO the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX, Jan. 26.--An American
by the name OF William Dalton, who is 4
worthy cattleran from Pecos, this state,
has been visiting FL P4so, and yesterday
crossed the river to Paso del Norte. He
started on his return to this city a5out
dusk, and when approaching the further
end Of the bridge over the Rio GraDde be
was halted by the one legged Mexican
guard and told ia Spanish that he could
not cross the bridge. Either Dai-
ton could not understand Spanish
or disregGrded the order, when the
guard leveled his mu>ket and fired,
the bullet entering DaltoH's back and
abdomen, killing him almost instantly.
Dalton was carried to the Paso dsl Norte
jail, where he now lies covered with
blood on the dirt floor. 1t is not believed
that Dalton intended TO 1isn0sy the law.
aud number Of citizens who went over
the river to Investigate it consider it foul
murder. Consul Brigham is looking into
the matter and will see that incl, San is
given full Justice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-27
iHE LONGSHOREMEN.
The Strike Spreading and the Police Re
serves Called Out.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2G.-The longshore-
men are considering the question of hay
ing general strike all along the docks
and piers of the city. An order was
issued yesterday to all coal shoveIers to
refuse 10 handle "sCab coal" The re-
suit is that to-day there is no coal being
landed in this city. TIE stoppage will
affect all steamship lines which are de-
pendent en- them for ordinary supplies.
The union of coal shovelers has as men,
bers al men who unload canal coats or
barges OF coal. LyugshOremen handle
coal for steamship lines the same as
regular merchandise. The two unions
ere affiliated. The lOngshoremen will
not handle coal for any steamship lire
taking freight from the Old Dominion
Three ships of the Wilson line are tied up
because the company accepted Old Do
miniOn freight. Trouble was expected at
the Cunard pier when the Gallia arrived
this morning. The men were TO begin
unloading at l O'Clock, but The men were
ordered not TO begin work because Old
Dominion freight was received. The
Devonla of the Anchor lire is in the same
fix. Both unions ar hopeful of success.
Officials of the Old Dominion say they
have al the men they need Over 100
men are unloading the steamer Algiers
to-day.
Police Superintendent Murray issued
en- order to-day, ordering all reserves out.
He considers the situation as threatening
ard says he will not be caught mapping.
By this order twelve hundred men can be
Concentrated at any point in the City at
an hours notice.
In Brooklyn no trouble has yet oc.
CURED. At Lsmbert's stores police pro-
lection was demanded, as the men de-
clared they would refuse to handle Az
Choir line freight, as it came from the Old
Dominion. The police reserves were
calledout.
FAILED TO RETURN TO WORK.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20 At p. m ell the
longsh0remen working by the hour en-
ployed by the National and Cunard
steamship companies went out on strike.
They had been at work up to noon, and
on going away for dinner gave no intima-
ton that they did not intend
to return to work et l o'clock. |
The lopgshoremen employed by the M
tional l.ue struck because the company
had employed Italians TO work in the |
grain elevator. The grain had been |
it was said, by non-uuion men. |
the trouble ON the Cunard dock wGs that |
the superintendent had taken some Of the |
old-time hands and given th5m employ
ment at the rate Of SIG g week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-27

event was the most brilliant of the sea
son, and was most admirably con-
Quoted by Managers Z. F. Arthur, j Webb
Douglas, j. B. Mcknight, W P. Savage,
II 5. Fox, A. j. Mitchell and f. NJ. Nc
MILAN. a handsome cake was sold for
the most popular married lday, Mrs. Henry
Ash being awarded the prize, the votes
netting $50. Miss Fannie Swanson was
voted the handsomest young lady. the
vote netting Ss4, another elegant cake
beng the prize. At y O'Clock the 500
Invited guests sat down snd did annie
justice to a royal banquet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-27
ELECTION FRAUDS.

Judge Treat Instructs the Grand j ury to
Look Into Election Crookedness.
ST. LOTS, Mo, jan. 2G.-Judge Trest
of the United States Circuit Court to-
day instructed the Federal Grand Jury
to continue,to inquire into the frauds COM
mitted at the last election, and if evidence
shall warrant, to return indictments
against al persons engaged in perpetrat-
ing them, whether they were Judges,
electioas supervisors. canvassers, hribe-
takers or Dribe-giyers Toe Jury wss
in sesI6nbut few minutes before thcy
found bne true bill. The Indictment will
be returned 10 court tC-mJrroR II is
expected that several others will be
found.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-27
AN ICE GORGE.
A Railway Track Under Ten Feet of Ice
and Logs.

A Railway Track Under Ten Feet of lee
and Logs.
LoCKHAvEN. Pa, Jan. 2e.-Au im-
mense ice Jam at Ferney has interrupted
travel on the Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road, and no trains have gone west of
this city since late yesterday. The rail
road track fOc distance Of nearly mile
is covered with a huge cake of ice
and lumbef to the depth of eight or twelve
feet. The trouble was increased
during the night by ice from
the head of the river arriving at the rear
of the gorge. There is but little prospect
of the gorge breaking in the present f GOD.
and the railroad cannot be c!esred until
the water subsidies. Trouble is feared
here in case the jam breaks, and much
anxiety exists among the people living
along the Susquehanna river.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-27
A Palestine Banquet.

Special to the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX, Jan. 26.-The usual
ssereotyped expressions are inadequate to
exaress the success of the magnificent
fancy dress ball and banquet given at the
opera house last night under the auspi-
cies of Palestine Lodge No. 81 of Ancient,
Free and Accepted Masons. The hall
decorations were elegant and profuse. The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-27
Shut Down for Want of Coal.

GREEN POINT, L l., Jan. 2G.-Tke
HaVemyer Sugar Refining Wo ks have
been closed, throwing large number of
Zen out Of work. The company was COM
PEELED to suspend because their coal sup
ply was running short, as a result Of the
coal handlers strike.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

CrRCUu.-Hsrry 4. Brooks Va. Mary f.
Cutler. Assumpsit. Order that plaintiff
fi.e security within thirty days.-Tne
People W. Erastus Bates. Information for
rape. Time 10 settle hili OF exceptions ex-
tended four days.-American Eagle To-
baCco Company vs. lie Grand Pierce ct al.
Replevin. stay extsnded thirty days.
The People VS. Frank Marsden. Complaint
for oastardy. ON trial
SUPEEIoR.-Tbe People vs.. Jacob Hinde-
mach Burglary and larceny. Jury diss-
greed. Case nolle pros d.--fn the matter
Of the hsbeas corpus proceedings of Jacob
Hindenach. Prisoner remanded 20 the Gus
tody Of the Sheriff. .-Artaur r. An.isdel
vs.. john G.. lee. Trespass. On spplica-
ton the defendant was allowed one week
further time 20 apply for a continuance.
PROBArE-Estais Of Archie NJ. Apsey ct.
al. Minors. Appraisers warrant and in
ventory h'ed. - Estate Of Jerome g.
Davis. Deceased Order appointing Hor-
ace ". Davis administrator. - Estate OF
Dougall McNmghton. Deceased. Order
granting administrator license TO sell real
estats--Esfats Of John Lashbroos. De.
ceased. Petition for appointment of an ad-
ministrstor died. Hearing Jan. i3.-Es-
tate of Daniel A. Fisnnsry, ct. al Minors.
Appraisers warrant and inventory filed.
Estateiof Melinda Livingston. Deceased.
Order appointing John Livingston admins
traitor. -- Estate of Catherine Fsnniug.
Deceased order appointing Nelson W.
Northrup. administrator.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

HA LAnsos and wife Iefs for .California
yesterday.
Fiftsen OF the Gypsy Baron" Company
put up Al the Clarendon.
T. c. Csmpocll. sgens Of Around the
World. IL Al the Clarendon.
The "Hilarity" Company, twenty in
number. are a. the Clarendon.
state Game Warden William Alden
smith. ls AZ Traverse City on legal bUsi-
ness.
Miss Dora n. Wells left yesterday for
Cslif0rnis where she will spend the
winter
Col. r. A. Remiek. Of Detroit, was ia the
city yesterday. De paid visit to the
Soldiers Home.
Jas. r. Coison, agent for "Nobodys
Claim. and IA. J. Mesrose. agent of "A
Great Wrong. are a. toe Clarendon.
County Surveyor Martin started yester-
day noon Tor Arkansas. where be viii re-
main some time engaged IN surveying pine
lands.
The N sses Lutte Chl. Irene Hszeltias.
Carrie Parker and Lula Meigs viii return
from stamford thls week. tor their holiday
vacation.
L. g. Olms.ead. Of Red Cloud. Nebraska
is visiting his brother. $. a. Sheldon, OF o.
Mchigsn-st.. also his parents Who reside ia
Ottawa county.
Postmaster Dan Soper. OF Nswaygo,
passed through TIE city yesterday surOuts
for home from Washington. where be at
tended The Postmaster Convention.
L1cins Boltwood junior member Of the
firr1 OF BoltEood HOLLYWOOD, has gone 20
New York on iegs business. rte viii
spend TIE holidays With ais parents ia New
Haven. Conn.
John C. Quintus. Of The =. 5. Engineering
Corps. sDt a son 0f IaCoo Quintus. ESQ.
Of this City. and bis wits. arr ssi yesterday
afternoon TO spsnt the holidays With his
parents and other irienGs here
Rev John Graham. pastor OF ths Division
Street " r. church vent 70 Kalamazoo
yesterday Cd conduct t1s funeral OF ths ate
Jscoh Mitchell lae deceased vas A mem
80 of ris = L. church she-e anu particu-
iAr Trend OF Rev. Graham.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20
eossIr OF THE TRACKS.

TIE Michigan Central pay car rss here
yesterday and The employees Of the company
were happy IN canse4 4lencs.
The general freight department of the g.
r. 81 report ears tribe easier now and
tass they can al orders ia reasonable
time.
President Huxhart of ths G.. r. & T.. Is
nov LOOKING sfter bis orange grove in
Ficriia. rs sid thar hs = luits farmer
sri zefs riEhf crt snt Fo~ka lie Is In
consisnt Communication with his ofice
here.
General Frcirht Agent. G. r. Gill sod
General Passenger Agent. &. 4. lockwood.
cf iha g. R 81 l. ieit yesterday sissfnoon io
- in sftendsncs e. yerersi meeting 0f The
Cenfrsl I-sfiic Association thas con7szes
in Chicsso sotsy.
Cot j. A. s. Reed genera trsvaiinx rss-
ssnger sgent for re &. b. t 81 ~ss in he
city Yesterday. January 4 be isxes ire
pisce ~ genera passenger sxent for the
Enion Pacific This vss as ass trip hers
IN TIE afe-ssf oi tns q b e - aad con-
sequentiy IRE farsveils wefe gwen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

FssseS .zax EoazA I'isssiaa - yts'fT-
esF 80 sl1esszk was Srlest e94 l.s-eis
to ked b. = f4lk q sEceles. 1sfs - A.
si1es AE1 ki2as. sA9 se1s slssfak ~@2
sseF xSss f4e aEs sffss ~ elae s1s.sz s,-ate 2
j. lls 9faa8H p4ir ~ Naae4 > glfed
szay E.ia essIy eau a taki < gosees sel5
So ~ cs12. saEs.s heFe s4s : sssa
cna1cs tor tie i20tesr - Ga<e h~r
eoy hsIFT sHd - . eAa 81 b@k-
L. 1.o4 81 ~ - cen.s xs sci.
Posting olF zsy fhr01<a teesszsS se -
issI elected al safrsnoe into tie slars End
uaal sizEl eeI car eyes. Decorations
eno1sn - e8eFn = e1zrck ~ tLtlzl-aiss
tine baa oesa tsSsetuily arranged t1feoza'
olt ne Eeisii sore anLll Il szs ss peasant
= siz8t 90 look BpQn e. OLs rarely meets.
blf While lhe dsc0failous we're pleasant 30
look uPoB. the most attractive slgDt - 10
hola especially a. tAiS tr1e ~ ysar. szs TIE
E4azalilcsnt array Of np.laaf goods aud
groceries. No pains aa1 oeea spared 70 ar
l4uge rfsI class gcsds IN Ersl class
sh4ge Here were naked easdies AZ -
eeais for three pounds. every piece var
rsnted ID Be pare candy On tie ether sae
Wss az eleesnt ilae Of hand made creams,
ssl3lng Al - esBss per round. ~ ave pounds
fer ulDety crnLs. Arlgs & Go pfofsoss .
sell so0d caadles cheaper than they can be
Dough. f5r eiss EheFs bas do n0t propose 10
shovel them INTO common grocery bags.
bat have provided themselves with plenty
of eiegzat boxes IN which they part up their
oABdirs. and every box Is sure 70 contsin a
beautiful card. surely here i the place 10
huy holiday candies. Another appropriate
prSseut would be box of cigars, and NE
were shown some very neat boxes contain
log quarter OF a hundred Key Vest cigars
IN original boxes also. some very fine
domestic cigars la fancy boxes, each cigar
wrapped IN foil" which Il seemed 10 Us
wOgld be iusg the thing.
Moral. Visit Aeigs < Co, 73 to 20 South
Diylsion-sE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

WH2. A. HEicalaSsn. 1aaa2zer ef she
As1Utet. - a. % E "a ~. ss PSsrl-sf
iet3ef4ee t1s fspresEa -sts - ~ 1he fkrE
ezsA- Il kkEln al A. Lssli ksy VS.
tke taekg ss@SseT zn1 ~srs s1s eaia wR5cH
81 uP - h.le. TIE BU1laer u tie y zteh
= 3saZ hr kky SzzI Loa . 0iilearisl
3is9 y. L. PzkleF SlS.. Ar. HGtekaasoa
also sags t2si easa sIAa ssery .ssiy purchases
slll receive = 1tsozzs pzeso4. today fhis
together wsih tie pneseEciialsg los prices
cushf q iasks . pretty hyeiF business Ter
tue 81 a. cA.r. % 4ad b4y s9meEbsnz To-
d4y an1 ges pzssens fToa IEe WzF sails As
Pear 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20
A Lor OF SoLID GOLD WATCHES FOUND 1,
GRAND RAPIDS.

Saturday. Thomas Barnard, farmer, of
Lowell. bought elk cans of tea for So of the
Globe Tea Company, IS Canal street. and
found in one solid gold hunting case
watch, and in another genuine diamond
ring. set in solid gold. This was very
profitable investment Many others found
watches and diamonds in their cans. This
expensive way OF advertising ends January
2 when these goods will be sold wthou.
them. Come while you can get them.
GLOBE TEA Co.,
IS Canalst.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

Winchester's preparation of the Hypo-
phosDhite of Lime and Soda, has long
been known as a quick and powerful agen t
IL the arrest of Consumption, throat dis
eases, night-sweEts, coughs. etc. For gem
eral debility it is an excellent remedy and
a powerful nerve aud Blood tonic. Can be
procured at all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

The following officers OF John A. Logan
Post. No 1. ct the Soldiers Home. have
been elected. Commander. Captain Joseph
o. Bellair. s. Y. e.. TslbOtt Gridley, J. v.
T.. Robert Aackett. surgeon. Richard Dunn
Chaplain. 4. H Higgins. Quertermastsr.
James Brislsnd. Officsr OF the Day. FL
u,ond Trip. Officer Of the Guard, Andrew
Holmes
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

Late arrivals in this line. which we were
obliged TO buy to obtain the big discount,
make our stock by far the largest in the
city. and almost the only place where the
true quality is represented. Goods neatly
engraved free of charge.
LEONARD. Sons Il Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

The following aides have been elected
officers of the Ssnt County District ". c.
Clark. Cascade. President Mrs. RI ".
Iewis. Lowell Recording secrsisrY Mrs
George Taylor 81 Grand Rapids Cores
uonding sscrsfsrT. and Mrs. Monroe. Cedar
Sprinzs. Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

The fNIowinz IS hat 8f tas marriage
licenses fssued Tsstsrfsy. wft tae names.
residences w1e1 euIsds the citT sns se-s
ri fls parties
Charles f srTso+. WssV 3 Rthir~rr q
frhn te arhr H-srss + a9or n ..srf 1-e
s teieh rinna Z Hertfzrse fsa.ee krsrr 80
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20
A Lor OF GENUINE DI AMoSDs FoUsD +
GRAND RtPll,s

OkAND htFibS.
Saturday Mrs. Kate Bets seamstress, pur-
chased can of choice tea OF the Globe Tea
Co. - Canal-st-. and found in the can be.
sides the tea q set Of genuine solitaire dia.
mond ear drops set in solid gold. Many
others found in their cans valuable dia.
monds and watches This expensive way
ol advertising ends January ,, and these
goods will then be sold on their merits
Every can contains something besides the
tea. GLOBE TEA Co.
- Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

krt there = - ether rsredv 5-r sics bead
s~ha. fizzuess. ccrshrstio1. hs icusress
,r - restore = r-ruisr. hesilhv seton - tae
liver sfcrnsch. sst bo~els e4usi - tncse
~Esole little Peasant Por-slive Fsilelz
wp,rra - zr fisrce 81 trusEsE<.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

eEvrrxs DfAw0Sus reCSD ON caNar srrEEr.
YESTERDAY ireo Bsker bought a csn of tea
of ne Ginne Tea Company. - Cens-ss
sd On opening Be- found renaire ia
mond sbirt st1d. sst IN soiid gssd. Chs-.
sharper. a. East Bri3ze.st. feund =
genuine diamonl rinz m rs tea " =
hsrt fsnis-sf f1nn1 siies scff srff
hanuas as ~stea Ia his tea 6. @. Becker
Ise Iirluxston st- found e. uine
diamond rinx Sc i1 SOLID rr-s
in he 80 Nsrr Hrss er-rsssss
fornd frs SILVER 90 lsrs IN = csn ot tes
Many asrs fennl senulns diamonds ard
sssir gaif ~ssches 80 taeir "a Rseeri her
stfs rersi snd exrers.rs Vsr rf s1rr-s .irz
rss Jan srr 2 Come uh1 von -s- -
taern fr1cEF IFs tf
- lt~a ef
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20
Ny Deer Mr.. Weber
New YORK. December Ii. 1888

The largest and most complete stock OF
canned and bottled goods al Hatch's. and
retalled at wholesale prices. Call and be
convinced.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

Malaga and catawba grapes, fresh lettuce,
choice celery and vegetables Of all kinds at
Hatcn's, l25 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

We are showing the most compleie line
Of Picture Frame NollGiBgs Il she ely,
sad make 10 crder frames 0f al sizes
HAEKEF a III ENsfKE
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

Artist ouIeis. Dfssing Instruments and
Water Color Boxes. Al Harvey & Hey
sEeks.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

IL yoa have pictures you want framed II
wiu pay you 20 examine car nouldiags.
hAKYxY 4 HE1sFEx
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

Choice sweet oranges at Haich's, 25 cents
per dozen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

Apple butter naipce KnszE. maple syrup
white clover hoAey Al hxEehs
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20
WxBEK Pianos.

Hand made French creams at Hstch's,
% cts. per 10, 5 lb. box Tor 80 cts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

New mixed nuts at Hs,ch's. Is CTS. per
10: los Tor - els.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20
OvERsrocKEp IN SILVER.

New mixed nuts at Hatch's, Is cts. per
lb.; . los. for % cts
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

Choice new igs at Hatch's, Is cents per
pound.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

Apple butter. mince meat maple syrup,
white clover honey at Hatchs
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

Choice mixed candy al Hatess 10 cts. per
ID. lbs. for IS cenfs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20
R.rxs FoR Hacks.

A choice article of ssner krsut at Hstch's
125 Monroe street.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

cfystsliizsd fruits as Haehs. 50 csais per
pound.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

Crystalized fruits at Hstch's, 55 cents per
pound.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

Chrsce nired o<nsy sf Hsscbs =. I6 cts
per - 3 rs scr g sss
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

Visit Lconard's for silver ware. Quality
guaranteed and goods engraved free.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

Inc lOliONlaS ieltcf, written Dy joseph
Hofmann. the musical phenomenon, ex-
plains itself
WINDSOR HOTEL,
ny Deer Mr. Weber.
| must regre; that cannot already thank
you IN the English language tor the mag
hincent instruments which you have placed
at my disposal for NV concerts. only the
powerful tone. the beautiful singing and
carrying quality of your instru ments rem
der my appearance in the Metropolitan
Opera House possible. and until now have
found no instrument whose tone. touch
and musical properties were so sympathetic
10 me as those OF your pianofortes.
Gratefully Yours,
JoZIo HoFNASE.
NEW YORK, December Ii. 1887.
A large assortment of Weber Grand,
Square and Upright Pianos can be fonnd at
the music ware rooms of
julius A. j. FRIEDRICH,
so and 32 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

Haad made French creams a. Hatch :
- cents per Ib s 10. box f1r l'0 cts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20

Choice s~ss, oranges At Hatohs . cents
per dozen
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-20
WINDSOR HOTEL,

The following letter. written by Joseph
Hofmann. the musical phenomenon, ex-
Di ain. lt,elf
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-10
sadaen beats In UhurcA.

Mrs. Anna j. johnson. e sister OF
Henry Orr and John Orr. OLD. time resi.
dents Of R,no, died suddenly in the
Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday
morning. When sho arrived at the
church the drst hymn was being sung.
and as she entered hsr pew she bowed
TO several friends and then sat down.
In a few moments abe cried ou.. "I'n
dying. land then fell forward. II was
belisvel that she hnd u1efely tainted
and several assisted ia carrying her 70
the classroom In the rear Of che sdiaoe.
DR.. Dawson IVES summonsd and pro-
nouaeed her dead q sppears that
Mrs. Johnson had bscIhss and slater,
OF whom living until quite aged,
dtsd in y similar way II Reno Journal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-10
FOR SALE!
A FINE PROPERTY.

The we'll improved and finely wutered
ranch situated two miles west of Fort
Halleck il offered for sale ut n bargain.
1 have twice bsen offered my price and
refused to sell, but approaching, age
warns me that I will soon be unable to
perform the active dnties of ranch life,
hence have concluded 10 sell this fine
property consisting of $50 ACRES
LAND, MI under fence, $50 HEAD
FINE GRADED CATTLE, SO HEAD
HORSES, together with AGRICUL-
TURAL IMPLEMENTS and MACHI :
cry. The ranch is we'll watered by
first right to two streams passing
through the premises. Near the resi-
dence, whiehsis good adobe building
of ak rooms we'll furnished, surrounded
with "ll necessary out buildings, inolud-
ing blacksmith shop furnished with
all necessary tools, is highly cultivated
vegetable garden, and the grounds
about the house are planted in fruit
trees nnd shru'bery making fine resi-
deDce. Payments will be made easy.
From 800 to 400 tons huy can he cut OIL
the pnce each Year. For further par
ticuiars call On or nddreAs.
j. d. ABEL.
.....-. Fort HIilIeck,
Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-10
CPhOlAterInK.

We lave employed for a short time
first class UPHOLSTERER and those
who have MATTRESSES, LOUNGES
etc. Ill need Of repair should embrace this
opportunity to have them put in good
order. This workman will remain but
short time and those who desire to
avail themselves of his services must
bring their work AT ONCE. THIS ia
the best opportunity you will ever have
to get yonr upholstering done with
nentness aud dispatch.
6-l3 BRowN &HosKrNs.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-10
DISSOLUTION OF PART
NERSHIP.

Notice 10 hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between the
undersigned under the arm nnme OF T.
B. jacques Il Co., il this day dissalvsd
by mutual consent, Nh, JackOn retir
Ing.
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